PkRSS

PkRSS is an Android RSS library built around a fluent API that composes most requests in a line of code, with pagination tracking, search, and synchronous requests.

PkRSS calls itself a powerful RSS feed manager for Android, and the selling point is a fluent API that lets you build most requests in a single line of code. A full application sample sits in the TechDissected source, linked from the README, for anyone who wants to see the library used in a real app rather than a toy example. The description on the project page keeps the promise of a powerful manager, and the README spends its space on the request API.

Pagination is handled with a PageTracker, which remembers which page was last loaded for a given URL. Loading the next page assigns a callback, or you can skip the tracking and set a page number directly with page(int). Search follows the same pattern: query a term against a feed and get the result synchronously, with pagination available on search results too.

Beyond the core the README gestures at a larger toolkit. There are custom parsers, marking articles as read or favorited, an instance builder, custom article objects, and request cancelling, with the project website and the Javadoc holding the full inventory. The library is Apache 2.0 licensed, and the same README links the sample app source and the releases page.

PkRSS is an Android RSS library built on a fluent API, with a PageTracker for pagination, synchronous search, and a longer list of extras documented on its website and Javadoc. It ships under Apache 2.0.

• Source 1 · Project repository
• Source 2 · README